Kew Palace and Royal Kitchens Premium Member

Kew Palace was built as a private house in 1631 and used by the royal family between 1729 and 1818. Dine in King George's dining room or for an atmospheric evening try the Royal Kitchens. Read More

About

This tiny palace is ideal for dinner parties of up to 40 guests, evening tours and receptions. For something more atmospheric enter the Royal Kitchens and imagine preparing the King's dinner.

Meeting room layouts

Room	Style	Capacity
King's Dining Room
	Banqueting	30
	Reception	40
Queen's Garden
	Reception	40
King's Breakfast Room
	Reception	24
Royal Kitchens
	Banqueting	40
	Reception	60

Facilities & Accessibility

Access Inside Building Facilities: Some routes suitable for wheelchair users
Steps with handrail within building
Steps within building
All routes suitable for limited mobility users
Accessible lift
Access into the Building: Assisted wheelchair access
Accessible Communication Facilities: Audible alarm system
Accessible Venue Facilities: Staff available to assist
Emergency evacuation procedures for guests with disabilities
Assistance dogs welcome
Staff disability awareness trained
Level access, ramp or lift to the shop
Additional Accessible Facilities: Level access, ramp or lift to ticket issuing point
Level access, ramp or lift from entrance to reception
Level access, ramp or lift to information point
Portable chip and pin machines
Level access, ramp or lift to garden
Attraction Facilities: Gift shop
Public toilets
Booking Facilities: Coach parties accepted
Group bookings accepted
Catering Facilities: Cafe
Nut-free option on menu
Kosher options on menu
Halal options on menu
Vegetarian options on menu
Private Dining
Event Facilities: Licenced for civil marriages
General Facilities: Lifts
Payment Facilities: Group rates available

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Venue details and map

Kew Palace and Royal Kitchens

Address: Royal Botanic Gardens Kew, Richmond
London

UK

TW9 3AB
Telephone:: 0844 482 7777
Email: [email protected]
Website: http://www.hrp.org.uk/hireavenue